Yes, but I think if we’re honest we both praise Netanyahu and recognize that there is much he didn’t say. He also said Obama was doing good things for the U. S. and couched some other ways too.
I don’t fault him because there’s only so much you can do when you don’t want to alienate a nation completely.
I’m referencing domestic as well as international matters, so there are some things Netanyahu wouldn’t address.
That’s where our people come in.
Hey, I like Netanyahu so this isn’t a slam at him by any means.
“Yes, but I think if we’re honest we both praise Netanyahu and recognize that there is much he didn’t say. He also said Obama was doing good things for the U. S. and couched some other ways too.
I don’t fault him because there’s only so much you can do when you don’t want to alienate a nation completely.”
I think he was being, as we say, politically correct. yes, the beginning of his speech, where he praised Obama, made me rather nauseous. He was being diplomatic - before piling on the hard truth. It actually did make it all a bit more entertaining.